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. >> my name is september johnson, i'm from marsalis new york. i am voting for hillary clinton because i believe she is the best candidate for reproductive rights and as a woman she knows how to do that and i'm excited to vote for her in the election. >> i represent the 110th assembly district in the new york state assembly consisting of several towns. i was the only democrat in the entire state legislature outside of new york city two and doris bernie sanders for the same reason, i support hillary clinton and i think she will have a greater ability to influence her administration than her opponent. >> voices from the road on c-span. >> state department official testifies about the syrian civil war and its impact on the region live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern coming up on c-span. the ceo of wells fargo will lose $41 million of stock compensation because of unauthorized opening of customer accounts. five coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. cia director john brennan was critical of congress for overwriting president obama's veto of legisla

. >> we also honor win marsalis and morgan freeman who is also playing a black president again. he never lets me have my moment. ?> the president can pick up to 12 people ffr each award every >>> it is officially fall, and this winter, or this weekend we're going to feel it. >> slow down, slow down. >> not winter just yet. i will appreciate and experience fall first. >> yes, and it will feel great over the next week. this weekend, the next coldest days on our seven-day forecast. we'll see 60s, well below average temperatures. it's all due to an approaching cold front. it will start further west and slowly make its way from west to east across colorado as we head into tonight. here's our cheat sheet, as that your first alert it is going to be very windy today. primarily from the south- southwest. that will bring temperatures up the upper 70s to lower 80s. red flag warning starting at noon today. all the areas here in red, lasts until 8:00. winds will be gusting up to about 45 miles per hour in spots. 3 also later on tonight heading into tomorrow we have a freeze warning mainly fo

now they're big enough to have performed with groups led by wynton marsalis in new york.eaturing the musicians depicts their efforts to pass on pakistan's traditional music by blending it with jazz. the country's music culture has come under pressure from islamic extremists. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the musicians were in high spirits at their rehearsal just before the opening of the festival. they got it and the audience did too. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> better to understand each other than to criticize everyone. respect for everyone and love for everyone and harmony for everyone. it's very important. this is the message. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the message of love and harmony continues to resonate. far and wide. marie yanaka, nhk world. >> really a great mix of sounds and cultures there. >>> it is time for a check of the weather. there are several storms churning in the western pacific. it's common to see multiple system in the region at this time of year but they're causing concern. will be better spe >> definitely with our stronger of these three storms we have out there, this is definitel

and president obama will also award the national humanity medal to musician wynton marsalis. and the three from our area, terry gross, radio host, author james mcbride. and hist toorianhistorian. >>> and number one on the finale of "america's got talent" he game in third place. >> dorenbos is back in philly. he tweeted a big thank you to his fans. nbc10's jacqueline london was in l.a. and caught up with jon on the red carpet right after the show. >> hopefully, i represented philly. hopefully, they're proud of it. i am. i wouldn't change anything. i'm excited to get to practice and beat the bears on monday night. >> we are proud of jon. and 12-year-old singer grace van der wal was crowned the winner. she gets the $1 million prize and a chance to headline the show in vegas. >>> the most valuable football teams in the nfl. >> the team is valued at $2.5 billion. forbes list of most valuable teams is out. the nfc east is well represented. jerry jones and the cowboys, at $4 billion. giants at $3 billion. and redskins at $3 billion. and the eagles are getting ready for a matchup aga

at that same ceremony, president obama will also award the national humanities medal to winten marsalis. author james mcbride, and historian elaine pakles of princeton. >> your news story has begun here. you're an inspiration. you're a winner, buddy. >> parting words there from howie mandel to the eagles magic man jon dorenbos tonight. he placed third in "america's got talent" in the finale. nbc 10's jacqueline london live for us tonight in hollywood on a very noisy red carpet there. jacqueline. >> reporter: jim, here on the red carpet is where i interviewed jon dorenbos just moments ago. he did make it to the top three. not enough to win, but still enough to win over all of our hearts. my interview with the eagle who continues to impress coming up. >>> also mudslide madness. the major problems in montgomery county a year after the ground just gave way. sheena. >>> well, a big cool down coming tomorrow. you'll notice it will feel a lot more like fall. also i'm tracking showers and thunderstorms through part of your weekend. i'll show you the timing on that coming up next. when it comes

we also honor wynton marsalis, who unfortunately could not make it here today, and morgan freeman, who off playing a black president again [laughter] [applause] he never lets me have my moment. he's always, like -- [laughter] all of today's honorees work in an age where the stories we tell and the technologies that we use to tell them are more diverse than ever before, and as diverse as the country that we love. every human being has hundreds of separate people living inside his skin. it echoes what whitman once wrote about america, that we are large, containing multitudes. it's what's so great about this country -- that there is no single, set way to contribute. all of us belong. all of us have a story to tell. even when you think your story is too different, too strange, too unique, there's someone out there who's been waiting their whole life to hear you tell your story, because it's just like theirs. what a great gift all of you have given us. so today, we thank you, today's honorees, who have had the bravery to go first and tell their story and make us feel a little bit better abo

>>> we also honor quinten marsalis who unfortunately couldn't make it here today and morgan freeman, who undoubtedly is off playing a bla again. [ laughter ] he never lets me have my moment. >> he must have been really busy. can't wait to hear, where was morgan freeman? that was president obama last week at the national medals of arts and humanity ceremony. morgan freeman was not able to attend that ceremony at the white house but he did make it here to join us here. hello, morgan freeman! he's in our toyota green room. the screen legend is taking a turn behind the camera for the season premiere of "madam secretary." we'll give you a preview. >> jan crawford will introduce us to ryan speedo green. ahead, how second chances helped him to overcome a difficult childhood. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. president obama nominating the first ambassador to cuba in more than 50 years. jeffrey dilroentas has served in havana since 2014. for the united states. he will have to be confirmed by the senate. >>> the detroit free press reports on one man's gra

we are starting with branford marsalis and kurt elling. ailey ii , all different kinds of arts programming. one of the daytime series is called beyond the classroom and we serve 9000 students in greater milwaukee, providing a transformative art experience beyond just a field trip. thema: that is awesome way to describe it. it is transformative. kids in the arts now took part in this. you have opera coming up. collaboration, celebrating in our 15th year, three nonprofits have gotten together to collaborate in opera in october. we are starting with the florentine opera, starting with the world premiere of sister carrie. it is being performed by the florentine opera at the marcus center october 7 and 9 . the following weekend we move into the met auditions. technically it is the wisconsin district of the metropolitan national council auditions. the rising stars in the of wrote world come to the wilson center on saturday, october 15. the public can see this for free and hear them perform and compete. thema: you never know where those people mi

is the marsalis shale the northeast, primarily in pennsylvania.ry issues and getting sufficient pipeline capacity built to take gas to the places where it's needed. now that you have laid out why you are bullish net gas, what is it, futures, stocks, what? kurt: we see good opportunities in equities linked to the natural gas price. we like owning independent power producers, companies like dynegy which produces power by burning coal and gas. they have a lot of low-cost plants. as the price of gas goes up, it pushes the cost of the marginal producer up. the reason we like owning dynegy, they are making tons of cash even at today's gas price. they will be able to produce their entire cap in free cash flow over the next four years. any increase in natural gas prices is just another benefit, another tailwind that will help them improve their balance sheet and pursue good reinvestment opportunities. alix: great perspective, kurt billick. thank you for joining us for. -- thank you for joining us. david: hillary clinton and donald trump are three days awa